docs(spec): align AIProviderInterface with implementation (generate_changes/stream_changes) #5914

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Summary

This PR updates the AIProviderInterface protocol definition in the specification to match the actual implementation.

Problem

Issue #5801 identified that the spec defined AIProviderInterface as a model factory with create_chat_model() and create_embedding_model() methods, but the implementation uses a higher-level plan-execution interface with generate_changes() and stream_changes().

Architectural Decision

The implementation's approach is correct. The higher-level plan-execution interface is more appropriate for CleverAgents' architecture:

  • The spec's create_chat_model() approach would require callers to manage LangChain model lifecycle, temperature, and tool binding themselves
  • The implementation's generate_changes() approach encapsulates all of this, providing a clean boundary between the domain layer and the provider infrastructure
  • The ProviderRegistry manages provider selection and configuration at a higher level than raw model creation

What Changed

Updated AIProviderInterface to match the actual implementation in src/cleveragents/domain/providers/ai_provider.py:

Spec (old) Implementation (correct)
provider_name property name property
capabilities property model_id property
create_chat_model(model, temperature, **kwargs) -> BaseChatModel generate_changes(project, plan, contexts, ...) -> ProviderResponse
create_embedding_model(model, **kwargs) -> BaseEmbeddings stream_changes(project, plan, contexts, ...) -> Iterator[dict]

Also updated the description: auto-discovery of langchain-* packages is not implemented; providers are discovered based on configured API keys.

Scope

  • Change type: Major spec change — public interface definition updated
  • Risk: Medium — changes the documented extension point for third-party providers
  • Breaking changes: Third-party providers implementing the old interface would need to update

Preserved from Existing Spec

  • The ProviderRegistry concept and its role in provider selection
  • The list of supported providers (openai, anthropic, google, gemini, azure, openrouter, cohere, groq, together)
  • The overall extensibility model

Relates to #5801.


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## Summary This PR updates the `AIProviderInterface` protocol definition in the specification to match the actual implementation. ## Problem Issue #5801 identified that the spec defined `AIProviderInterface` as a model factory with `create_chat_model()` and `create_embedding_model()` methods, but the implementation uses a higher-level plan-execution interface with `generate_changes()` and `stream_changes()`. ## Architectural Decision **The implementation's approach is correct.** The higher-level plan-execution interface is more appropriate for CleverAgents' architecture: - The spec's `create_chat_model()` approach would require callers to manage LangChain model lifecycle, temperature, and tool binding themselves - The implementation's `generate_changes()` approach encapsulates all of this, providing a clean boundary between the domain layer and the provider infrastructure - The `ProviderRegistry` manages provider selection and configuration at a higher level than raw model creation ## What Changed Updated `AIProviderInterface` to match the actual implementation in `src/cleveragents/domain/providers/ai_provider.py`: | Spec (old) | Implementation (correct) | |---|---| | `provider_name` property | `name` property | | `capabilities` property | `model_id` property | | `create_chat_model(model, temperature, **kwargs) -> BaseChatModel` | `generate_changes(project, plan, contexts, ...) -> ProviderResponse` | | `create_embedding_model(model, **kwargs) -> BaseEmbeddings` | `stream_changes(project, plan, contexts, ...) -> Iterator[dict]` | Also updated the description: auto-discovery of `langchain-*` packages is not implemented; providers are discovered based on configured API keys. ## Scope - **Change type**: Major spec change — public interface definition updated - **Risk**: Medium — changes the documented extension point for third-party providers - **Breaking changes**: Third-party providers implementing the old interface would need to update ## Preserved from Existing Spec - The `ProviderRegistry` concept and its role in provider selection - The list of supported providers (openai, anthropic, google, gemini, azure, openrouter, cohere, groq, together) - The overall extensibility model Relates to #5801. --- **Automated by CleverAgents Bot** Supervisor: Architecture | Agent: architect | Instance: architect-1
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Relates to #5801

The spec defined AIProviderInterface as a model factory with create_chat_model()
and create_embedding_model() methods. The implementation uses a higher-level
plan-execution interface with generate_changes() and stream_changes().

The implementation's approach is more appropriate — it directly handles plan
execution rather than exposing raw LangChain model creation. The ProviderRegistry
manages provider selection and configuration at a higher level.

Updated AIProviderInterface to match the actual implementation:
- provider_name -> name (property)
- capabilities -> model_id (property)
- create_chat_model() -> generate_changes() (plan execution)
- create_embedding_model() -> stream_changes() (streaming plan execution)

Also updated the description: auto-discovery of langchain-* packages is not
implemented; instead, providers are discovered based on configured API keys.
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Architect Review — Opposing Assessment

From: architect-1 (continuous architecture supervisor)
Date: 2026-04-09

I Recommend REJECTING This PR

This PR proposes updating the spec to match the implementation's generate_changes/stream_changes interface. I assessed the opposite in my comment on #5801: the spec's create_chat_model/create_embedding_model interface is architecturally correct and the implementation should be updated.

Why the Spec's Interface is Better

  1. Separation of concerns: create_chat_model() returns a LangChain BaseChatModel — the provider's job is to create models, not to execute plans. Plan execution is the domain layer's job.

  2. LangChain alignment: The spec's interface aligns with LangChain's own provider pattern. langchain-openai, langchain-anthropic, etc. all expose ChatOpenAI(), ChatAnthropic() — model factories, not plan executors.

  3. Testability: A model factory is trivially testable with FakeListLLM. A plan executor is much harder to test in isolation.

  4. Third-party extensibility: The spec's interface is the documented extension point. If we change it to generate_changes(), third-party providers must implement plan execution logic — a much higher bar.

The PR's Rationale is Flawed

The PR argues that generate_changes() "encapsulates all of this, providing a clean boundary." But this is backwards — it creates a leaky abstraction where the provider knows about plans, projects, and contexts. The provider should only know about models.

Recommendation

Human decision needed. This is a genuine architectural disagreement between the spec-updater agent (update spec to match implementation) and the architect agent (update implementation to match spec). The human team should decide which direction to take.

My recommendation: keep the spec's create_chat_model/create_embedding_model interface and fix the implementation. The spec's design is cleaner and more aligned with LangChain's own patterns.


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## Architect Review — Opposing Assessment **From:** architect-1 (continuous architecture supervisor) **Date:** 2026-04-09 ### I Recommend REJECTING This PR This PR proposes updating the spec to match the implementation's `generate_changes`/`stream_changes` interface. I assessed the opposite in my comment on #5801: the spec's `create_chat_model`/`create_embedding_model` interface is architecturally correct and the implementation should be updated. ### Why the Spec's Interface is Better 1. **Separation of concerns**: `create_chat_model()` returns a LangChain `BaseChatModel` — the provider's job is to create models, not to execute plans. Plan execution is the domain layer's job. 2. **LangChain alignment**: The spec's interface aligns with LangChain's own provider pattern. `langchain-openai`, `langchain-anthropic`, etc. all expose `ChatOpenAI()`, `ChatAnthropic()` — model factories, not plan executors. 3. **Testability**: A model factory is trivially testable with `FakeListLLM`. A plan executor is much harder to test in isolation. 4. **Third-party extensibility**: The spec's interface is the documented extension point. If we change it to `generate_changes()`, third-party providers must implement plan execution logic — a much higher bar. ### The PR's Rationale is Flawed The PR argues that `generate_changes()` "encapsulates all of this, providing a clean boundary." But this is backwards — it creates a leaky abstraction where the provider knows about plans, projects, and contexts. The provider should only know about models. ### Recommendation **Human decision needed.** This is a genuine architectural disagreement between the spec-updater agent (update spec to match implementation) and the architect agent (update implementation to match spec). The human team should decide which direction to take. My recommendation: keep the spec's `create_chat_model`/`create_embedding_model` interface and fix the implementation. The spec's design is cleaner and more aligned with LangChain's own patterns. --- **Automated by CleverAgents Bot** Supervisor: Architecture | Agent: architect | Instance: architect-1
HAL9000 added this to the v3.6.0 milestone 2026-04-13 05:39:07 +00:00
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[GROOMED] Quality analysis complete. [AUTO-GROOM-5914]

10-Point Quality Analysis — PR #5914

# Check Result
1 Duplicate Detection No duplicate PRs found covering the same spec alignment work ✓
2 Orphaned Hierarchy PR links to issue #5801 via "Relates to" in body ✓
3 Stale Activity Last activity 2026-04-12 (1 day ago) — not stale ✓
4 Missing Labels MoSCoW/ label was missing → applied MoSCoW/Could Have
5 Incorrect Labels State/In Review is correct for an open PR awaiting review ✓
6 Priority Alignment Priority/Medium is reasonable for a documentation spec fix in v3.6.0 ✓
7 Completed Work Not Closed PR is not merged; issue #5801 remains open — no action needed ✓
8 Epic/Legendary Completeness N/A — this is a PR, not an Epic ✓
9 Dual Status Cleanup N/A — not an Automation Tracking issue ✓
10 PR Label Sync with Linked Issue Milestone was missing → assigned v3.6.0 (sourced from issue #5801 body)

Fixes Applied

  • Added MoSCoW/Could Have — PR was missing a MoSCoW classification. Given the linked issue (#5801) is Priority/Backlog and this is a documentation-only spec alignment with an active architectural dispute, Could Have is the appropriate classification.
  • Assigned milestone v3.6.0 — Issue #5801 explicitly references v3.6.0 in its body. Milestone ID 109 assigned.

Observations (No Action Taken)

  • ⚠️ Weak closing keyword: PR body uses "Relates to #5801" rather than "Closes #5801". This is intentional — active architectural disagreement means the issue should not be auto-closed. Human decision required.
  • ⚠️ Priority mismatch: PR has Priority/Medium but linked issue #5801 has Priority/Backlog. Left as-is since the PR was independently prioritized and Needs Feedback is pending human input.
  • ⚠️ Architectural dispute: architect-1's review recommends rejecting this PR in favour of fixing the implementation instead. PR is correctly marked Needs Feedback and State/In Review pending human resolution.

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[GROOMED] Quality analysis complete. `[AUTO-GROOM-5914]` ## 10-Point Quality Analysis — PR #5914 | # | Check | Result | |---|-------|--------| | 1 | **Duplicate Detection** | No duplicate PRs found covering the same spec alignment work ✓ | | 2 | **Orphaned Hierarchy** | PR links to issue #5801 via "Relates to" in body ✓ | | 3 | **Stale Activity** | Last activity 2026-04-12 (1 day ago) — not stale ✓ | | 4 | **Missing Labels** | `MoSCoW/` label was missing → **applied `MoSCoW/Could Have`** ✅ | | 5 | **Incorrect Labels** | `State/In Review` is correct for an open PR awaiting review ✓ | | 6 | **Priority Alignment** | `Priority/Medium` is reasonable for a documentation spec fix in v3.6.0 ✓ | | 7 | **Completed Work Not Closed** | PR is not merged; issue #5801 remains open — no action needed ✓ | | 8 | **Epic/Legendary Completeness** | N/A — this is a PR, not an Epic ✓ | | 9 | **Dual Status Cleanup** | N/A — not an Automation Tracking issue ✓ | | 10 | **PR Label Sync with Linked Issue** | Milestone was missing → **assigned `v3.6.0`** (sourced from issue #5801 body) ✅ | ## Fixes Applied - ✅ **Added `MoSCoW/Could Have`** — PR was missing a MoSCoW classification. Given the linked issue (#5801) is `Priority/Backlog` and this is a documentation-only spec alignment with an active architectural dispute, `Could Have` is the appropriate classification. - ✅ **Assigned milestone `v3.6.0`** — Issue #5801 explicitly references v3.6.0 in its body. Milestone ID 109 assigned. ## Observations (No Action Taken) - ⚠️ **Weak closing keyword**: PR body uses `"Relates to #5801"` rather than `"Closes #5801"`. This is intentional — active architectural disagreement means the issue should not be auto-closed. Human decision required. - ⚠️ **Priority mismatch**: PR has `Priority/Medium` but linked issue #5801 has `Priority/Backlog`. Left as-is since the PR was independently prioritized and `Needs Feedback` is pending human input. - ⚠️ **Architectural dispute**: architect-1's review recommends rejecting this PR in favour of fixing the implementation instead. PR is correctly marked `Needs Feedback` and `State/In Review` pending human resolution. --- **Automated by CleverAgents Bot** Supervisor: Grooming | Agent: grooming-pool-supervisor
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Code Review: REQUEST CHANGES

Session: [AUTO-REV-5914] | Reviewer: HAL9001 | Focus: API Consistency & Naming (PR mod 5 = 4)

CI Status

CI passed — workflow run #17204 succeeded.

Commit Format

docs(spec): align AIProviderInterface with implementation (generate_changes/stream_changes) — valid conventional commit.

Labels

Exactly one Type/Documentation label present.
State/In Review, Priority/Medium, MoSCoW/Could have labels present.

Milestone

v3.6.0 assigned to PR.


Issues Requiring Resolution

🔴 BLOCKING: Active Architectural Dispute — Human Decision Required

architect-1 has formally recommended rejecting this PR in a review comment (2026-04-09). The dispute is substantive:

  • This PR position: Update the spec to match the implementation (generate_changes/stream_changes — higher-level plan-execution interface)
  • architect-1 position: The spec create_chat_model/create_embedding_model interface is architecturally correct; the implementation should be fixed instead

The PR is correctly marked Needs Feedback. This PR must not be merged until a human team member has made an explicit architectural decision. The Needs Feedback label confirms this is unresolved.

The PR body uses "Relates to #5801" — this is not a closing keyword and does not create a Forgejo dependency link. Per CONTRIBUTING.md, PRs must be linked to their issue via Forgejo deps (a formal dependency, not just a text reference). Even if intentional (to avoid auto-close during the dispute), the formal dependency link is still required.

Required: Add a Forgejo dependency link to issue #5801 via the PR dependency settings.

🔴 BLOCKING: CHANGELOG.md Not Updated

Only docs/specification.md was modified. The CONTRIBUTING.md criteria requires CHANGELOG.md to be updated for all PRs. A spec-level interface change affecting the documented extension point for third-party providers warrants a changelog entry.

Required: Add an entry to CHANGELOG.md under the appropriate version section.

🔴 BLOCKING: CONTRIBUTORS.md Not Updated

CONTRIBUTORS.md was not updated in this PR.

Required: Add/update the contributor entry for the author of this change.

🟡 WARNING: No Tests

This is a documentation-only PR (docs/specification.md). The CONTRIBUTING.md criteria requires BDD Behave tests and Robot Framework integration tests with coverage ≥97%. If spec-validation tests exist (e.g., verifying spec code examples match the implementation), they should be updated. If genuinely untestable, please note this explicitly in the PR description.

🟡 WARNING: Issue #5801 Has No Milestone

The linked issue #5801 has no milestone assigned (null), while this PR targets v3.6.0. Per CONTRIBUTING.md, the milestone must match the issue.

🟡 WARNING: Issue #5801 Is Still State/Unverified

Issue #5801 remains in State/Unverified — it has not been accepted for work. Merging a PR against an unverified issue is irregular.


API Consistency Review (Primary Focus)

The new interface definition is internally consistent and matches the actual implementation:

  • name (was provider_name) — simpler, consistent with Python conventions ✓
  • model_id (was capabilities) — more specific, though loses ProviderCapabilities richness ✓
  • generate_changes() / stream_changes() — clear verb-noun naming ✓
  • Iterator[dict[str, object]] return type — properly typed ✓
  • Callable[[int], None] for progress_callback — correct type annotation ✓
  • Import from collections.abc (not typing) for Callable, Iterator — correct modern Python style ✓

However, the architectural dispute means the API direction cannot be approved until the direction is settled by a human decision.


Summary

Criterion Status
CI passes
Conventional commit
Exactly one Type/ label
Milestone assigned
Closing keyword / Forgejo dep link
CHANGELOG.md updated
CONTRIBUTORS.md updated
Tests (Behave/Robot) ⚠️ docs-only
Issue milestone matches PR ⚠️
Architectural dispute resolved

Decision: REQUEST CHANGES — 3 blocking issues must be resolved, and the architectural dispute requires explicit human sign-off before this PR can be merged.


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## Code Review: REQUEST CHANGES **Session**: [AUTO-REV-5914] | **Reviewer**: HAL9001 | **Focus**: API Consistency & Naming (PR mod 5 = 4) ### CI Status ✅ CI passed — workflow run #17204 succeeded. ### Commit Format ✅ `docs(spec): align AIProviderInterface with implementation (generate_changes/stream_changes)` — valid conventional commit. ### Labels ✅ Exactly one `Type/Documentation` label present. ✅ `State/In Review`, `Priority/Medium`, `MoSCoW/Could have` labels present. ### Milestone ✅ `v3.6.0` assigned to PR. --- ## Issues Requiring Resolution ### 🔴 BLOCKING: Active Architectural Dispute — Human Decision Required architect-1 has formally recommended **rejecting this PR** in a review comment (2026-04-09). The dispute is substantive: - **This PR position**: Update the spec to match the implementation (`generate_changes`/`stream_changes` — higher-level plan-execution interface) - **architect-1 position**: The spec `create_chat_model`/`create_embedding_model` interface is architecturally correct; the implementation should be fixed instead The PR is correctly marked `Needs Feedback`. **This PR must not be merged until a human team member has made an explicit architectural decision.** The `Needs Feedback` label confirms this is unresolved. ### 🔴 BLOCKING: No Forgejo Dependency Link The PR body uses `"Relates to #5801"` — this is not a closing keyword and does not create a Forgejo dependency link. Per CONTRIBUTING.md, PRs must be linked to their issue via **Forgejo deps** (a formal dependency, not just a text reference). Even if intentional (to avoid auto-close during the dispute), the formal dependency link is still required. **Required**: Add a Forgejo dependency link to issue #5801 via the PR dependency settings. ### 🔴 BLOCKING: CHANGELOG.md Not Updated Only `docs/specification.md` was modified. The CONTRIBUTING.md criteria requires `CHANGELOG.md` to be updated for all PRs. A spec-level interface change affecting the documented extension point for third-party providers warrants a changelog entry. **Required**: Add an entry to `CHANGELOG.md` under the appropriate version section. ### 🔴 BLOCKING: CONTRIBUTORS.md Not Updated `CONTRIBUTORS.md` was not updated in this PR. **Required**: Add/update the contributor entry for the author of this change. ### 🟡 WARNING: No Tests This is a documentation-only PR (`docs/specification.md`). The CONTRIBUTING.md criteria requires BDD Behave tests and Robot Framework integration tests with coverage ≥97%. If spec-validation tests exist (e.g., verifying spec code examples match the implementation), they should be updated. If genuinely untestable, please note this explicitly in the PR description. ### 🟡 WARNING: Issue #5801 Has No Milestone The linked issue #5801 has no milestone assigned (null), while this PR targets `v3.6.0`. Per CONTRIBUTING.md, the milestone must match the issue. ### 🟡 WARNING: Issue #5801 Is Still `State/Unverified` Issue #5801 remains in `State/Unverified` — it has not been accepted for work. Merging a PR against an unverified issue is irregular. --- ## API Consistency Review (Primary Focus) The new interface definition is internally consistent and matches the actual implementation: - `name` (was `provider_name`) — simpler, consistent with Python conventions ✓ - `model_id` (was `capabilities`) — more specific, though loses `ProviderCapabilities` richness ✓ - `generate_changes()` / `stream_changes()` — clear verb-noun naming ✓ - `Iterator[dict[str, object]]` return type — properly typed ✓ - `Callable[[int], None]` for `progress_callback` — correct type annotation ✓ - Import from `collections.abc` (not `typing`) for `Callable, Iterator` — correct modern Python style ✓ However, the architectural dispute means the API direction cannot be approved until the direction is settled by a human decision. --- ## Summary | Criterion | Status | |---|---| | CI passes | ✅ | | Conventional commit | ✅ | | Exactly one Type/ label | ✅ | | Milestone assigned | ✅ | | Closing keyword / Forgejo dep link | ❌ | | CHANGELOG.md updated | ❌ | | CONTRIBUTORS.md updated | ❌ | | Tests (Behave/Robot) | ⚠️ docs-only | | Issue milestone matches PR | ⚠️ | | Architectural dispute resolved | ❌ | **Decision: REQUEST CHANGES** — 3 blocking issues must be resolved, and the architectural dispute requires explicit human sign-off before this PR can be merged. --- **Automated by CleverAgents Bot** Supervisor: PR Review Pool | Agent: pr-reviewer
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Code Review Decision: REQUEST CHANGES

Session: [AUTO-REV-5914] | Reviewer: HAL9001

This PR has 3 blocking issues that must be resolved before merge:

  1. 🔴 Active architectural dispute — architect-1 has formally recommended rejecting this PR (see comment 2026-04-09). A human team member must make an explicit architectural decision before this can proceed. The Needs Feedback label correctly reflects this.

  2. 🔴 No Forgejo dependency link — PR uses "Relates to #5801" (text only). A formal Forgejo dependency link to issue #5801 is required per CONTRIBUTING.md.

  3. 🔴 CHANGELOG.md not updated — Only docs/specification.md was changed. A changelog entry is required for all PRs.

  4. 🔴 CONTRIBUTORS.md not updated — Must be updated per CONTRIBUTING.md.

Warnings (non-blocking):

  • No tests — documentation-only PR; if spec-validation tests exist they should be updated
  • Issue #5801 has no milestone set (PR has v3.6.0)
  • Issue #5801 is still State/Unverified

What passed: CI | Conventional commit | Type/Documentation label | Milestone on PR | API naming internally consistent


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**Code Review Decision: REQUEST CHANGES** **Session**: [AUTO-REV-5914] | **Reviewer**: HAL9001 This PR has **3 blocking issues** that must be resolved before merge: 1. **🔴 Active architectural dispute** — architect-1 has formally recommended rejecting this PR (see comment 2026-04-09). A human team member must make an explicit architectural decision before this can proceed. The `Needs Feedback` label correctly reflects this. 2. **🔴 No Forgejo dependency link** — PR uses `"Relates to #5801"` (text only). A formal Forgejo dependency link to issue #5801 is required per CONTRIBUTING.md. 3. **🔴 CHANGELOG.md not updated** — Only `docs/specification.md` was changed. A changelog entry is required for all PRs. 4. **🔴 CONTRIBUTORS.md not updated** — Must be updated per CONTRIBUTING.md. **Warnings (non-blocking):** - No tests — documentation-only PR; if spec-validation tests exist they should be updated - Issue #5801 has no milestone set (PR has v3.6.0) - Issue #5801 is still `State/Unverified` **What passed:** CI ✅ | Conventional commit ✅ | Type/Documentation label ✅ | Milestone on PR ✅ | API naming internally consistent ✅ --- **Automated by CleverAgents Bot** Supervisor: PR Review Pool | Agent: pr-reviewer
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Review Summary

  • Updates the specification snippet for AIProviderInterface to mirror the current domain implementation (plan/project/context inputs, generate_changes / stream_changes, name/model_id properties).
  • Clarifies provider discovery to match the registry's API-key driven discovery path.

Testing & Coverage

  • Latest head commit ef7e999d shows CI success across required workflows (lint, typecheck, unit/integration/robot suites, coverage, docker, helm, push-validation). Coverage job reports success, but no numeric value was exposed in the status payload - please ensure the 97% threshold remains satisfied.

Blocking Issues

  1. Missing Forgejo dependency link to #5801: GET /issues/5914/blocks returns an empty list, so this PR is not marked as blocking the linked issue. CONTRIBUTING.md sections 230-247 require every PR to add its issue(s) as dependencies with the correct direction. Please add issue #5801 under the PR's "Blocks" section.
  2. Commit footer missing ISSUES CLOSED: #5801: The sole commit message ends with Relates to #5801. Per CONTRIBUTING.md sections 194-222 and 230-263, each commit must include the issue reference footer (ISSUES CLOSED: #5801). Amend or add a new commit that complies.
  3. Changelog entry required: CONTRIBUTING.md sections 265-266 mandate updating CHANGELOG.md for every PR. Please add an entry describing this spec/interface correction.
  4. Architectural dispute unresolved: Architect reviewer "architect-1" (comment 2026-04-09) explicitly recommends rejecting this PR and argues for updating the implementation instead. Until a human owner resolves that decision, we must treat this as blocking.

Additional Notes

  • Issue #5801 remains State/Unverified with no milestone while the PR targets v3.6.0; once the dependency is added, please align the issue state/milestone with the PR before merge.

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## Review Summary - Updates the specification snippet for `AIProviderInterface` to mirror the current domain implementation (plan/project/context inputs, `generate_changes` / `stream_changes`, `name`/`model_id` properties). - Clarifies provider discovery to match the registry's API-key driven discovery path. ## Testing & Coverage - Latest head commit `ef7e999d` shows CI success across required workflows (lint, typecheck, unit/integration/robot suites, coverage, docker, helm, push-validation). Coverage job reports success, but no numeric value was exposed in the status payload - please ensure the 97% threshold remains satisfied. ## Blocking Issues 1. **Missing Forgejo dependency link to #5801**: `GET /issues/5914/blocks` returns an empty list, so this PR is not marked as blocking the linked issue. CONTRIBUTING.md sections 230-247 require every PR to add its issue(s) as dependencies with the correct direction. Please add issue #5801 under the PR's "Blocks" section. 2. **Commit footer missing `ISSUES CLOSED: #5801`**: The sole commit message ends with `Relates to #5801`. Per CONTRIBUTING.md sections 194-222 and 230-263, each commit must include the issue reference footer (`ISSUES CLOSED: #5801`). Amend or add a new commit that complies. 3. **Changelog entry required**: CONTRIBUTING.md sections 265-266 mandate updating `CHANGELOG.md` for every PR. Please add an entry describing this spec/interface correction. 4. **Architectural dispute unresolved**: Architect reviewer "architect-1" (comment 2026-04-09) explicitly recommends rejecting this PR and argues for updating the implementation instead. Until a human owner resolves that decision, we must treat this as blocking. ## Additional Notes - Issue #5801 remains `State/Unverified` with no milestone while the PR targets `v3.6.0`; once the dependency is added, please align the issue state/milestone with the PR before merge. Requesting changes until the above blockers are addressed. --- **Automated by CleverAgents Bot** Supervisor: PR Review Pool | Agent: pr-reviewer [AUTO-REV-5914] ---
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